Flexible studio apartment
An open-plan studio that can be divided with a curtain and turned into a more private sleeping zone in moments.
View interiorSTUDIO APARTMENT
A 33-square-metre studio in central Kraków was divided into clear zones for sleep, cooking, dining and rest, without closing the compact space with extra walls.
33 m² required a clear hierarchy of functions.
Despite the small floor area, the apartment holds a sleeping zone, kitchen, dining area and a place to rest. Boundaries between them are readable without taking away light or a sense of space.
A pastel base is joined by stronger accents and pin-up wallpaper. The functional interior keeps a recognisable character of its own.
FULL GALLERY
In a small apartment the order of functions comes first — decoration only later.
FOR COMPARISON
An open-plan studio that can be divided with a curtain and turned into a more private sleeping zone in moments.
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View interiorThe apartment's irregular plan and two levels shaped the design. Shared living areas had to work alongside private rooms, within the constraints of the existing building.
View interiorIt is enough to describe the stage of the project and what needs sorting out.